Glenn is an emeritus partner in our Red Bank office and has over 25 years of experience with restaurants and industrial and consumer products.
He is a licensed CPA in the state of New Jersey and has a comprehensive background in audit, accounting, tax and management advisory services. In addition, Glenn is a licensed public school accountant and a member of the Industrial and Consumer Products Services Team, working extensively with restaurant, food & beverage and retail clients. Outside of industrial and consumer products, Glenn also has a depth of expertise in the industries of construction, distribution, manufacturing and professional services. He has assisted clients in securing financing, mergers and acquisitions and planning and implementing business and tax strategies.
He is a past vice president and current member of the Western Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce, and also a member of the New Jersey Restaurant Association, the New Jersey Food Council and the Monmouth University Business and Industry Council. Recently, Glenn was named to the 2020 Edition of NJBIZ’s Accounting Power 50 list.
Active in his community, Glenn is currently a Trustee of the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, also serving as a committee member of its annual gala. He is a former board and executive committee member of Springpoint Senior Living, and held board and committee positions at Jersey Coast American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society.
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